statement theorem
Handshaking lemma
Statement
Let be a finite graph with vertex set and edge set . Then
Remarks
Proof: count the pairs with . Each edge has two ends, and each vertex lies in edges. This is double counting. A direct consequence is that the number of odd-degree vertices is even. For a -regular graph on vertices, it gives , so is even.
Explanations
L1 human
At a party, add up the number of hands each person shakes. Each handshake is counted twice, once for each of the two people, so the total is twice the number of handshakes.
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